Handles Inc have introduced door handles which are the epitome of modern elegance and style, with a touch of “bling”. The Oro & Oro door handles with Swarovski crystals are designed by talented Italian and international designers and offer collections which are modern, classic and art deco to satisfy all tastes. Bringing style to your home. These door handles are available in polished chrome with Swarovski elements. Indulge your door with sparkle, exclusively, from Handles Inc. Oro & Oro Swarovski handles priced from R700 per set. Handles Inc have taken the traditional concept of a door handle and expanded it into something far more exciting - door handles as a decorative piece. If you're searching for a door handle that lends itself to a clear and strong statement in door design, visit Handles Inc for exclusive ranges of premium quality door, cupboard handles and accessories, as well as exclusive bathroom and home accessories. For your local stockist visit www.handlesinc.co.za or call 021-422 2322. Author: Jodi Karpes from GreenQueen Communications. More Info link: Twitter: http://twitter.com/GreenQueenComms Facebook: Images: For high res version/s of Three image/s please contact: GreenQueen Communications. Photo: Photo: Photo: YouTube: CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. . . .
Maxi’s popularity spills over South Africa’s borders
The popularity of Maxi’s restaurants is spilling over South Africa’s borders into neighbouring countries. The first cross-border stores recently opened in Mahalapye, Botswana, under the ownership of franchisee Tiro Seloma, and in Maputo, Mozambique, by franchisee, Cladio Langa. Yolandi Ferreira, Maxi’s marketing manager, says the opening of these two stores is a direct response to increasing demand for the “Maxi’s formula” in other southern African countries and that several more stores are likely to open in the region before the end of this year. As a family restaurant offering a wide range of tasty meals in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, Maxi’s has made its mark with outstanding, freshly prepared food of the best quality in an environment that is accommodating to children and provides families with a relaxed, casual dining experience with quick, attentive service. “Since our Botswana store opened its doors, we’ve already had requests from would-be franchisees to open stores in other parts of that country,” says Ferreira. “Our research has shown that the entire menu appeals to the population in our neighbouring countries and, as in South Africa, there is a particular demand for grill-based meals, which Maxi’s offers throughout the day.” Maxi’s franchisees are assisted throughout the entire franchising relationship and receive robust training, support and assistance with managing their restaurants. This continued support is implemented to equip franchisees with the necessary expertise to run their businesses on a full time basis, which is required under the franchise agreement. “The franchise model remains one of the safest ways of becoming a business owner as it is guided by tried and tested processes, underpinned by the ongoing support of the franchisor,” concludes Ferreira. “The system is proven, so there is no need to reinvent the wheel. Maxi’s successful franchising model is based on mutually respectful franchisee/franchisor relationships driven by . . .
Zebro’s Chicken lights the fires of braai lovers
While there are many things in South Africa that speak to the heart of its people, nothing is as popular as a good ol’ braai. South Africans love to braai. Why? Because to us, a braai is more than a meal. It’s a celebration of our culture. It’s an experience that is loaded with the more than just the flavour of good food, but includes good company too. Across race, language, region and religion, we all share one common heritage. Although the ingredients may differ, the one thing that never changes is that when South Africans have something to celebrate they light fires, and prepare great feasts. There is something about the open fires and the flavours it unleashes that has captured the hearts and the tastebuds of those who enjoy this mealtime gathering. Even though many braai enthusiasts prefer using charcoal and briquettes – for convenience sake – nothing beats the flavour that resonates from a wood fire. This is why people who simply love the taste of braai’ed chicken keep coming back to Zebro’s Chicken. Because any excuse to have a braai will do, more and more South Africans are bypassing the home fires and coming to Zebro’s Chicken for that incomparable taste experience, which is healthier and tastier than other fast food chicken offerings. Pertunia Tsotetsi, Marketing Manager of Zebro’s Chicken, says the South African heritage of braai’ing underpins the restaurant’s meals, answering the call to bring that home-grown flavour to an increasing number of South Africans. Unique among South African chicken restaurants because its meals are prepared over an open fire, Zebro’s Chicken serves up a distinct and delicious flavour that celebrates our South African heritage and with a scrumptious menu that includes chicken on the bone, chicken burgers, Russian-style sausages, fresh-cut chips and assorted salads – every day can be braai day. “Zebro’s Chicken meals are prepared on hot wood coals using a secret marinade and basting sauce, and sold either as a . . .
Global Digital Camera Industry Outlook to 2017- Emerging Markets, Next Big Destination for DSC Manufacturers
Global Digital Camera Industry Outlook to 2017 – Emerging Markets, Next Big Destination for DSC Manufacturers’ provides a comprehensive analysis of the various aspects such as market size, segmentation, trends and developments and future projections of the Compact Point & Shoots, DSLRs and Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Cameras (MILCs) as key segments of the market. The report also provides detailed explanation of the various macro and industry factors which are driving the growth of the market for these three segments of digital cameras across four regions – Asia, Europe North America and Latin America and various countries in these regions. Additionally, it also covers market share and company profiles of major players operating in the digital camera market across various markets in the world. The demand of the digital cameras is rapidly shifting from the developed countries to the emerging nations. The reason behind the shift in demand is because in developed countries demand for digital camera is reaching maturity stage with high ownership level of digital cameras among the consumers. Conversely, the penetration level of digital cameras is very low in emerging economies such as India and Brazil which is resulting in growing demand from the first time buyers. The shipment of the digital cameras globally has grown at a CAGR of 3% during 2006-2012, where shipments of ~ million units were recorded in 2012 which increased from ~ million units in 2006. The global digital camera market has experienced a marginal growth during last six years majorly because of the declining consumer demand in the developed countries, economic slowdown in the European region and negative impact of the growing smartphone adoption by the consumers worldwide. The market is dominated by Asia which accounts for ~% of the shipments in 2012 of the digital camera market worldwide. This is followed by Europe which represents ~% of the shipments of the digital cameras made globally. North . . .
Insurance and telematics giants to address the Insurance Telematics Conference 2015
Taking place on 6 & 7 May 2015 at Indaba Hotel in Fourways – Johannesburg, the Insurance Telematics Conference is set to highlight current strategies and technologies that will change the landscape of the South African auto-insurance sector moving forward. With presentations from big players in the insurance and telematics landscape, the conference is meant to equip attendees with background information and implementation strategies of the innovative telematics technology. Trade Conferences International (TCI) invites all insurers, brokers, consultancies and South African banks to attend this informative event in order to become leaders in their business and stay ahead of competition. The organiser is also inviting telematics & mobile service providers, software developers, vehicle trackers and insurance technology service providers to come and showcase their solutions to insurers at the event. Leaders in South African insurance telematics products such as; Discovery Insure’s Head of Telematics Technology, Ilan Ossin will discuss the South African motor insurance sector; highlighting the important factors to look at when working with technology and data, also discussing a case study on Discovery Insure’s VitalityDrive programme and how it became the success it is today. Elaborating on data and telematics, Ctrack’s Director and Chief Technology Officer; Deon du Rand will share his knowledge on how telematics data will help push usage based insurance (UBI) in the country, which will in turn equip insurers with key insights to improve their customer relationships. From motorcycle to commercial vehicle insurers, this two day programme will answer most of the burning questions about telematics technology and its implementation in the auto-insurance sector (view full brochure). Danny Joffe, Legal Director at Hollard Insurance will answer the question of how telematics will assist in making claims and underwriting processes much simpler, beneficial and . . .
Date change for the Insurance Data & Predictive Analtyics Conference in Cape Town
Attending the Insurance Data & Predictive Analytics Conference 2015, taking place now on the 3 & 4 June 2015, will equip attendees with the tools and strategies to assist in removing the guesswork recording customer-behaviour , using their available information and records. These date changes were made to accommodate our delegates and speakers, allowing more time to book, reserve flights and make optimum use of the time to better plan around their work schedules. Trade Conferences International together with our expert speakers invites all industry professional dealing with analytical sciences, data science, actuarial sciences, financial risk analysis, investment analysis, insurance forensics, claims management, business analytics, fraud risk management, legal and assessing, data management, to attend another informative TCI event. TCI’s Project Manager, Yolisa Nyoka said “TCI is known for bringing industry-leading events to the market. The Insurance Data and Predictive Analytics Conference is no different. Join us at this informative conference and equip yourself with the tools and strategies to assist you in removing guesswork recording customer-behaviour, using the available information and records”. Contact Yolisa Nyoka at yolisa@tci-sa.co.za, or call TCI on: 011 803 1553 or email info@tci-sa.co.za for more information on reserving your seat for the Cape Town event or email sian@tci-sa.co.za to find out about exhibition or sponsorship opportunities available Author: Sian Wirth from Trade Conferences International. More Info link: http://www.tci-sa.co.za/date-change-for-the-insurance-data-predictive-analtyics-conference-in-cape-town/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.co/tcisa CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. . . .
New: Anthracite-finish door handles
Handles Inc latest range of door handles, the Olivari SuperAnthracite Satined finish, will add style and elegance to every doorway, after all, “perfection lies in the attention to details”. This new range introduces a unique finish that is in high demand by architects and interior designers who are increasingly looking for products with a strong character and able to integrate with the interior decor and architecture. It is a very dark grey, with metallic sheen, boasting a 10-year warranty and available exclusively through Handles Inc. The finish, combined with improved quality and performance, is in line with the brand’s already high standards. Bringing new life to the handles in a game of contrasts and geometric elegance. Handles Inc have taken the traditional concept of a door handle and expanded it into something far more exciting - door handles as a decorative piece. If you're searching for a door handle that lends itself to a clear and strong statement in door design, visit Handles Inc for exclusive ranges of premium quality door, cupboard handles and accessories, as well as exclusive bathroom and home accessories. For your local stockist visit www.handlesinc.co.za or call 021-422 2322. Olivari SuperAnthracite Satined finish priced from R1950 per set. Author: Jodi Karpes from GreenQueen Communications. More Info link: http://www.handlesinc.co.za Twitter: @GreenQueenComms Facebook: Images: For high res version/s of Three image/s please contact: GreenQueen Communications. Handles Olivari anthracite Photo: Handles Olivari anthracite Photo: Handles Olivari anthracite Photo: CLICK HERE to submit your press release to MyPR.co.za. . . .
Lipton Ice Tea Launches New Green Ice Tea Pear and Peach Flavoured – First Combination Flavour Now Available
Lipton Ice Tea, South Africa’s leading ice tea brand, today announced the launch of its first combination flavour – Green Ice Tea Pear and Peach. With a naturally refreshing and tasty flavour, offering consumers refreshment in every sip, the product will hit shelves at the end of March. “Enjoyed in over 150 countries worldwide since 1880, Lipton Ice Tea prides itself on offering non-carbonated drinks with tea and juice extracts,” says Neo Phiri, Marketing Manager, Lipton Ice Tea. Phiri says that the ice tea market is experiencing rapid growth both globally and locally and that the new Lipton Ice Tea, Green Ice Tea Pear and Peach, offers a distinctive combination of Green Ice Tea blended with tasty Pear and Peach, which is genuinely refreshing and uplifts with every sip. “What sets this variant apart is the blend, a combination first, which we are expecting to be well received by our consumers,” she adds. The launch of the new variant will be supported by an integrated marketing campaign including in-store activations, a radio campaign, and PR. “We will also put a major focus on offering sampling of the new flavour combination nationwide over the next three months in order to get consumers to try the naturally refreshing flavour combination,” adds Phiri. “Lipton Ice Tea is all about adding real refreshment to real moments in real life. It’s all about tasting ‘the brightside’ and we aim to give South African consumers a refreshing take with the launch of this new blend of Green Ice Tea Pear and Peach.” Green Ice Tea Pear & Peach Flavour is available at retailers nationwide in 2 pack variations at a recommended retail price of: 500ml = R10.59 and 1.5L packs = R18.99. Lipton Ice Tea. Naturally Refreshing and Tasty. For more information visit: www.liptonicetea.co.za or Facebook or join the conversation on Twitter: @LiptonIceTeaSA #RefreshingTake Author: Kisha van Vuuren from Tin Can PR. More Info link: . . .
The menu must reflect changing consumer trends
In the restaurant business, consumer trends are always changing and their tastes must be noted and accommodated. With culinary ‘revolutions’ such as the Banting and high protein diets becoming increasingly popular and the burgeoning financial middle class becoming more health conscious, more and more restaurants are reconsidering their offering to cater to their consumers’ health and lifestyle requirements. Maxi’s marketing manager, Yolandi Ferreira says this is impacting the way their restaurants traditionally offer meals. These days the distinction between breakfast, lunch and dinner is increasingly blurry, with consumers making meal choices off the menu based on what they actually feel like eating at that moment, rather than what traditional meal times dictate. Underpinning this trend in South Africa is a robust demand for grilled food throughout the day. For many South Africans grilled meat and chicken are the heart of any meal and when it’s hot off the grill, dripping with juices, it’s irresistible. Grilled foods taste very different from baked, broiled or pan-fried dishes because of the different and unique flavour compounds that are generated through the grilling process. Based on these facts, it didn’t come as a surprise to discover from recent research conducted among Maxi’s customers, that the majority would enjoy the option of ordering grilled food throughout the day. It’s all about enjoying freshly grilled meat on the bone and Maxi’s is more than happy to serve it up – at any time. At Maxi’s we pride ourselves on listening to customers and keeping up with trends. As a result our restaurants countrywide now offer grills all day long, from breakfast to dinner time. Our ongoing success is based on understanding what our customers want and using this knowledge to strategise on future menu selections. We want our customers to leave our restaurants with the feeling that they have enjoyed a really good meal, served efficiently in a relaxed . . .
KWV Repositions With Pioneering Trademark Campaign – A first in the company’s 97-year history
KWV, an award-winning, proudly South African brand, is reawakening the spirit of the brand with the launch of it’s first ever consumer trademark brand campaign, ‘Finish Great’ that communicates the company’s proud heritage and product innovation across spirits and wines that KWV has embodied since 1918. The emotive integrated campaign kicks off today with the flighting of KWV’s first ever TV ad. KWV has a long tradition of crafting some of the finest wines and brandies in the world. This is the company’s first consumer brand campaign that stretches across the product worlds of wine and spirits to deliver a consistent brand theme that works across all touch points; providing the foundation for a bold distinctive brand message. Tyrone Beck, Creative Director at Saatchi & Saatchi Brandsrock, the ad agency tasked with developing the pioneering campaign for the brand explains: “This is a tribute to the great legacy of KWV, but also demonstrates that by standing on the shoulders of giants, we are inspired to aim higher, to reach even greater heights and inevitably ‘Finish Great’.” He adds: “The campaign idea was based on a core insight that through persistence, character is revealed and in everything we do, we strive to finish great,” says Beck. “The heart of KWV is Proud Pioneers brought to life through the spirit of: respecting tradition while challenging convention and through persistence character is revealed. We are telling this story through the campaign theme of ‘On the shoulders of giants’.” Beck continues: “Giants have stature, they are larger than life and undeniably impressive. We revere them and in South Africa, KWV is a giant, it’s a brand that has a 97 year-old history and credible credentials to support such a bold statement. “The story line follows an affirmation to the giants who enable us to Finish Great,” he adds. “We are bringing to life this story with a 360 degree approach, which we will aim to further build on the ‘Giants’ theme . . .
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